New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-27
NETWORK CITY.

| Trades Assembly, Newark, B p m.
NETWORK CITY,
John Connor Aqueduc suffering from exposure
yesterday removed TO the High Bridge Police
Station where died Eboch Domangar laboer IN shaft
No. ~ had his back broken by the fall Of cage.
Patrick Coleman age the roof OF stable
at No. 3O3 East llth-st yesterday and was xii ed.
The following officers Exchange elected
yesterday John p Townsend. president; Thomas NJ. Bart
iet president Henry Snadmair treasurer Edwin W.
Adams Charles A. Pool w. H. Van Brunt John Farr, Her
man c. schwab and Hired Whitman. directors.
DstrictAt,orney MARITIME called Recorder smyth
yesterday few sellers OF imitation butter who pleaded
guilty TO charges against fined 500
Judgment suspended the Of OF the
clerks whose employers had been fined.
Produce Exchange certificates sold yesterday
800 reported offered at 800.
Fifty loyal Hall College gathered in Carks
last evening to cat their annual alumni dinner
The Rev. Dr. John Lougran president of the association
the head OF the table and made the address OF welcome
The challenge debate between the Lyceum Society OF Phia
depha the Young Mems Christian Association Literary
Society evening Association Hall TO be filled TO
its capacity. The question "Would the exist
ence distinctive Labor Party be Of benefit TO the
ry" Judge Brady of the supreme Court decided the
favor OF the negative which supported by the
Young Mems Christian Association representatives
The Aldermen yesterday Board of Estimate APP
propr,ate money public parks July L.
Corporation Counsel Lac0tnpo that the
power the dogpound from the foot OF East sst
has power lease any building without The
consent Of the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
The 9th Regiment Armory presented lively scene last
regiment reviewed by Colonel Sow
ard The drilroom decorated with flags One hundred
and received badges for skill in Workmanship
sixty Delta Epsilon College fraternity
formed Jolly crowd that No 259 Washingto
Brooklyn evening 1t was the occasion OF the annual
reception Of the Columbia College and University OF the City
NewYork Chapters and delegates were present
ing Cornell University Rutgers College, Lafayette College
and Lehigh University.
The Goethe Society monthly reunion Del
monicos last evening Professor Charles Sprague
Smith OF Columbia College delivered interesting lecture
upon Roland early literary movements in
France and Provence
The National will celebrate the ninety
eighth anniversary OF Washington Pres
dent Saturday evening OF this week In steinTay Hail.
Edward Bragdon York. and Roland :. Curtin OF
will be inauGur ated president and vice
president National Proyient Union An address
the motto the Union Our Homes and Our Country. will
be delivered by eloquent pulpit orator the Rev. John
Riley Thompson. Miss Ella Earle, OF NewYork Francis
Fisher Powers OF Brooklyn AMI the Dudley Buck Quartet
will sing and the singing certain therefore, to be eIcep
tionally attractive.
The Rev. stuges Allen, Of Calvary Church, in Fourth.
ave. complainant yesterday In the Special Sessions
Court against solomon Imgod obtaining money under
false pretences Tmgod has been representing himself
greatly prosecuted from the Jewish faith. He
sent to the Island for six months.
committee Presbytery yesterday examined four
teen students censure In the Church OF the Covenant
One candidate was from Seminary and the rest
were Union Seminary. The examination en-
braced and Greek theology. church history and
poly. The successful candidates Will be licensed on May
Berachah Mission Nos 1857 West Twenty ninth St,
soon to It's building being erected at No
Thirty secondst The cornerstone of build
ing will laid on Saturday at The lot and building
which Will $50 owned by Mt and Mrs
Henry Nayor founders and Of the MISSION and
will be conveyed to the Berachah Mission.
The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby 81 for three
years Dspensary property the north
side of Madson The mortgage was recorded yesterday In
the Registers Ofce.
The Staten Island Rapid Ira nst Railroad Company held
meeting yesterday the Office OF the at the foot OF
whtelalst and elected tho following directors j. f. EN-
mons H. Holton Wood James NJ. Davis. f. Curry, A. b.
BoarVlrnan Harcourt Bull Thomas NJ KING. C. Craig, d.
H. Bates L. A. Leslie, C. s. Redwiek and A. C.
Rose.
Albert b. Kcyes ONO 2G2 West One hundredandtwenty
sxth At the engineer OF which killed
ohm Murphy Monday at sixthave and Twenty eighth
st. pleaded guilty the charge OF homicide and was CON-
mitted the jefferson Market Court
John Mullins sentenced to hard labor for
life at Sing Sing taken there yesterday lie was con-
victed of killing John GaggIns in Madisonst
The funeral stephen Clay Williams the lawyer who died
al the age eighty Saturday at IA Ftthave.
held in Grace Church yesterday. the Rev. Dr. Huntington
officiating pail Hamilton Fish, Benjamin
siliman Henry E. Pierrepont A. T. Mann, Robert Remsen
and A. r. Marlborough
The funeral OF Mercer Backus the welknown furrer
took place at Phillips Presbyterian Church yesterday
The Rev. Dr. Alexander assisted by the Rev. DR..
Vincent and Mr. Chester The music at the church
WAS by the choir. There were no pail bearers
Inspector Maon reports that the tenemenhouse No PA
Mott It, is IN so dangerous that it be
down at once. Ditmore & Hayes are the owners.
Katie Maloy age teen. who lives at No 1856 East
Sixty third st. In the Battle Row. yesterday swal
lowed quantity opium She engaged TO marry Thomas
Murphy but girl his liking and
ried her last week.